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Natalie Jastrow of ABC's Graw says. “One of the great
The Winds of War is a fool- charges in life is travelling:
§ hardly optimist who skips off And when you can travel and
to Poland for c cousin's wed- work in another country it’s

ding on the eve of Hitler's more exciting than being a f

invasion in 1930. tourist. I would rather. work
“I can identify .with that -a lot when I’m travelling. You
because I always feel things’ catch the rhythms and you gO.”
are going to turn out'fine,”_ to the places ' where the |
says Ali MacGraw. natives go. ‘It's totally. eve:
MacGraw makes her tele: ~ opening.”
vision debut as the -hardy She says she hated to see
heroine of the 18-hour mini-. the filming come ‘to. an end.
series that tells of events She would also love to be in
that led to the Second; World | the sequel, War and Remem-
War. brance, should ABC decide to
The seven-part series, do it. But she realized she

aH * Wilson will assist. For the’ Kinnaird Scout-Guide week
|. Thoy will also enter the. ‘annual poster contest. -

i " Weather. “permitting, the Beavers will soon has ee

B By ROBERTA HAMILTON

‘ .) Programs te Beavers, Cubs and Scouts are running

well in Kinnaird.

The 25 Beavers in first Kinnaird Beaver Colony had

a successful outing to the Castlegar and District Hospital,

‘last fall. The tour was conducted by Dr. and Mrs. Van.

| Viet. The Beavers visitied Extended Care, and were

impressed to meet a 103-year-old patient there. Having a

“look at a few newborn babies was exciting. A tour of, the
X-ray department followed, with the viewing of some

f

‘Christmas centre] , using candles, cedar Moise, pit )
cones, bead’ candyeanes aad given the ‘finishing: sparkle”

ith spray’ paint, ‘One-of ‘the: colorful ‘centrepieces was
» presented to Mr. and Mrs. Harrison, caretakers of the
; Kinnaird Hall.

“snowshoe and cross-country « aki outing: Royer Rob
" parent evening, the boys‘are practicing an action Poem. 4
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MacGraw i is ready to start
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She is going to Hong Kong to

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always playing this kind of George C. Scott. It's a con,

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of bands that currently dom-
inate the music charts.

-A good example is the
Stray Cats,a Long Island trio
that led this year's rockabilly

revival. The Stray Cats

couldn't find an audience in
America so they relocated in

England where rockabilly:

was enjoying a comeback.
one at the beginning of
982, the band’s record com-
my Capito!-EMI, -decided -
‘introduce the band to:
“Novth America and released
Built for Speed, a compilation
album of the Stray Cats’
British records.

But the crucial Canadian
and American radio stations
wouldn’t play it,

Instead, the barid was first
heard in the U.S. on Music
Television, the 24-hour pay-
TV video-rock channel which
broadcasts in sterio via FM.

“As soon as. their single
Stray Cat Strut was shown
on MTV, radio airplay quick-

image.”
REVERSES TREND
Image is all-important: in
rock music. In ‘the. past,
image followed airplay, but

cassettes can. be rented or
purchased from video. shops
and cost $8 to. $6 to rént for a
day or $40 each to-buy.

There are ‘threo :types of

videos ‘availabe: | concert

not, rock video has reversed films,

«that trend.

Just ask Déeug Bennett of

Doug and the Slugs, a Van-
,couver-based band.

When the Slugs toured the
eastern U.S. last year, they
were at first - puzzled by. the,
sizeable crowds they drew in
cities where they hadn't re-
ceived airplay. The band
found that it had gained its
fans through MTV where the
Slugs video, Too Badd, had
been shown, :

With. MTV's success, and
the popularity of video rock
in Europe, where it began,
it's not surprising that Can-
ada would develop its own
video-rock show.

On Jan. 8, CBC launched
Rock 'n’ Talk; a half-hour
video-rock show hosted by

Last MASH episode |
extra 30 minutes

LOS ANGELES (AP) —
MASH fans. mourning the
-end of the popular television
series will get a bonus — an
extra 30 minutes tacked on to
the end of the final episode,
CBS officials said.

The half-hour also means
> more than $5 million in rev-
enue for the network.

The final show was in-

creased to 24% hours when . future.
A aoa

film editors saw the amount
of material they had, said
CBS spokesman Kevin Me-
Donald. ‘

The final show, to be
broadcast on CBC and CBS
on Feb, 28, will’ portray the
war-weary denizens of the
4077th Mobile Army Surgical

Hospital getting their lives in

order and planning for the

MTV-type rock video clips.
OUTSTANDING . :
EXAMPLE

One of the most outstand-
ing examples of the musical
movie genre is the Beatles

+ film,” Hel

videos in terms of storyline
and visual creativity.
Bands often spend $10,000
to $100,000 to produce the
video but often the results
are less than spectacular.
Usually the video clips are
lip-synched — the’ bands

video which ‘records image
and sound,

A good video adds another
dimension to a song’s lyrics
while a bad production often
trivializes them.

The Clash's.Rock the Cas-

- bah is an example of a solid

tune rendered meaningless
by video.

The song is supposedly
about the banning of rock
music in Iran, but the video is
set in Taxas with what ap-

Peats’'to' be ‘an “Arb, an’
Isfdell and ab atmadlllé cav-”

orting, respectively, in a
Cadillac, a burger stand anda
Clash concert.:

Stil, the Clash's video

, achieved its purpose: to-
introduce the band to the

middle American market via
MIV. ‘

Dreytuss ‘glad’
he was busted

Richard Dreyfuss says he's

“very ‘glad ‘that che got

caught” with cocaine after a
car accident last October in
Beverly Hills. -

“Without getting into any-
thing theological, God turned
over a car'soI would stop and
talk to Hin for a moment,”
the 84-year-old film star says.

Dreyfuss says he hasn't
used cocaine since the acci-
dent and is hoping for lenient
treatment when his case goes
to ‘court in Mareh.

Meanwhile, officials at the .

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‘W.Va., are asking rock per-
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- bite off the heads of any bats
during his performance Feb.
16. ‘

Reports have. circulated
that Ozzy sometimes in-
dulges himself in this fashion,
which does not thrill centre
director Richard Cobb.

“Of course, he dresses kind
of strange — sort of like a
demon — and I believe ‘he
eats a piece of raw beef liver
on stage,” Cobb said.

Art Club
to meet

Local artist Brandon Mc-
‘Donald will be demonstrating
acrylic , techniques at the
Kootenay Art Club's Feb. 9
meeting. As well, a workshop
in acrylics is planned for the
near future, given by Me-
Donald. More information,
will be forthcoming.

Mesnwhilo, the club's Feb,
14 meeting will give those
interested in art the oppor-
, tunity.to socialize and Paint.

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“By now, Gene Flynn is
probably trudging the-crow-
ded streets of Seoul in South |
Korea searching for an apart-
ment. Or, perhaps he is:tuck-
. ing “into a dish: of | spicy,”
pickled ‘cabbage’ called:

school chums: ee the' Oglow

ai ‘family here ii legar.

Thirteen years 5 ago, Flynn .

was a Rotary exchange: stur
dent at Stanley ‘Humphries
Secondary, school ).from Harti

then, the 30-year-old lawyer

has taken every opportunity
to visit the town’ where’ he ©

completed Grade 12,
“They are kind of like: a:
ecinpey nd Flynn said”

" PRINGE GEORGE (ce) —

The faculty association at the =
College of New Caledonia has

4 diréctors:
over six, faculty layoffs ‘als
nounced’ last week:

_Ben Malcolm, faculty asso-

GENE FLYNN
bound for Seoul ”

‘Fly
hen. he. “decided: to‘stop in:
lor three-day visit just over

Riret ‘he! ie employed at:
r firm | others,

; pointing to his eres

“Tam going to stick out like
‘a sore thumb,” he admitted,

re tary exchange student. He.

- College: of. the “Law,

Francisco. As he says: “Very

_ few. jobs prepare you for this

’ breaking ‘out. of my. provin-

‘new job and his new envir- cial, town in New-

onment. .” -

“T have nothing but ‘post
tive feelings about this,” h
said with a grin followed by a
few words in the South Kor: :
ean dialect that were'impos-
sible ‘to capture in print.

Yet he is aware that it will :

take: time to: learn’ the lan-

guage which is 2 complicated :
mixture of Chinese grammar
and Korean vocabulary.

+ Flynn ‘noted. there: is .sur-

:- prisingly: little western in-

the ices Wed easel
by? budget: restrictions, anti-
mand

; earned the name the Hermit

The instructors were told

their ‘jobs: were :redundant will be
due

: Sarlier tetkien filed after ~
“aix faculty layoffs in. March, .
be ‘heard. this week ‘by.

Richard Bird.

‘> The faculty association and
the:’college have been at-
tempting to negotiate a new
contract for almost a year,

: Coming Soon otis See the
_Custlogar News of sa Feb..16

fluence in the Korean culture
‘although there, is a strong.

_ Femnant of the Korean War.

».Flynn also explained that
) Seoul has kept: to itself over |
‘the years and as a result has’

said his year in Castlegar,in

thaps ‘plotting’ a’ course-and following ‘it.
Also, they have been’ working a knot. tying, tree
recognition, first aid and nature study. Most of e Scouts

ment of my career. The-inte:
national’ experience’ and

Jersey and then-coming up.
here and seeing an entirely
new outlook on what the U.S.

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